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SDCA SYSTEM | The AlchemistOverview A macro-valuation tool for Bitcoin, combining on-chain, cyclical, and historical fair value models into a single composite signal. Highlights structural market positioning, not short-term entries. Composed Signal Average of multiple models (CVDD, Fibonacci 0.786, Pi Cycle 350×2, SMMA 200W, Power Law, NUPL, Realized Price, AHR999, MVRV, Mayer Multiple) to show long-term support/resistance zones. Distance & Candle Gradient Measures % deviation between price and each model. Optional candle coloring visualizes oversold/overbought extremes for quick regime assessment. Z-Score Normalizes price distance to identify rare deviations. Rolling Z-Score with long window EMA smoothing optional Configurable oversold threshold Highlights historically favorable accumulation zones. Trend Component Optional: colors candles based on Z-Score trend for a macro directional view. Single Signal Mode Display individual models separately for deeper analysis; disables composite signal automatically. Purpose Designed for long-term Bitcoin study and accumulation strategies. Not for intraday timing.
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UltimateVision999の投稿
Liquidation Hunter - OI & FundingSignal Status Commentary / Action OI Lines Very Long (Green) The market is very inflated. Everyone is in the game, a liquidation hunt is imminent. Don't dive in from the top! Price Stable / OI Increasing: There is a position battle. One side (Long or Short) will explode badly, wait for the direction of the explosion. Price Falling / OI Falling Sharply Liquidation is taking place. A buying opportunity for the hunter! Weak hands have been eliminated, Funding has cooled down.
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Firsty_yの投稿
Value Area Levels [crlmx]Calculated from native volume-at-price data vaLevels shows Value Area levels (VAH, POC, VAL) across three independently configurable timeframes. Requires TradingView Premium or above plan for Footprint data access, Short of that refere to Lite version (coming soon). Key Features - Three independent VA slots with on/off toggles - Timeframe selection: D, W, M, 30min, 1H, 4H, 8H, 12H - Session-based VA on slot 3: NYC, London, Asia, Custom - Custom session with user-defined time window and label prefix - Auto-calculated row resolution per instrument type - Manual ticks-per-row override for fine-tuning - Configurable Value Area percentage (default 68%) - Individual VAH, POC, VAL toggles per slot - Optional price display in labels - Requires TradingView Premium or Ultimate plan - Streamlined input / UI brought to you by crlmx Trading Applications - Map previous day area against weekly and session VAs to identify confluence zones - Track VAH/VAL as breakout triggers when price moves outside the prior value area - Compare session VA (NYC/LDN) against daily VA to for reactions - When daily and weekly VAs overlap, expect stronger reactions at the shared boundary - Combine with prLevels for a complete prior-level picture (price levels + volume levels) - Recommended Settings Intraday S/R: D + W + NYC | Chart: 1-15 min Session Trading: D + 4H + LDN | Chart: 1-5 min Swing Reference: D + W + M | Chart: 30 min - 4H Version History - v0.10: Initial release
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crlmxの投稿
Carry MonitorMost traders look only at price. Professionals look at the curve. Carry is the price difference between the front futures contract (F1) and the next contract (F2). It reflects whether the market is in: Backwardation — near-term supply tightness Contango — storage, financing, or excess supply When carry is annualized, it becomes comparable across commodities and time, revealing how aggressively the curve is pricing forward expectations. This indicator visualizes: Annualized F1–F2 carry over time Backwardation / Contango regimes Structure steepening or flattening 1Y structural extremes Key contract and spread statistics Carry helps answer: Is the market structurally tight or loose? Is the curve strengthening or weakening? Are we near structural extremes? This tool is designed for education and structure awareness — not signals.
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QuantNomadの投稿
HB - Rotational Stretch Engine (STRATEGY)NFA / DYOR HB - Rotational Stretch Engine Professional Strategy Documentation & Execution Manual 1. Strategy Overview • Mean-reversion rotational strategy designed for intraday index futures. • Captures price reversals at structural premium and discount extremes. • Uses RSI stretch and swing confirmation for precise timing. • Fully systematic with defined session, risk, and execution logic. • Optimized for MNQ / NQ micro futures environments. 2. Premium / Discount Range Framework • Calculates rolling high and low over configurable lookback period. • Defines Premium Zone near range highs. • Defines Discount Zone near range lows. • Zone width controlled by percentage input. • Ensures entries occur only at structural extremes. 3. RSI Stretch & Momentum Engine • Configurable RSI length (default 14). • Short Stretch level defines overextended upside momentum. • Long Stretch level defines overextended downside momentum. • Requires RSI swing high confirmation for shorts. • Requires RSI swing low confirmation for longs. • Momentum turn required before order execution. 4. Session Filter • Trades only within defined session hours. • Default: 02:00 – 15:59 (extended U.S. session). • Avoids overnight illiquid conditions. • Ensures participation during institutional volume cycles. 5. Entry Conditions • SHORT Entry: • • Price inside Premium Zone. • • RSI above Short Stretch threshold. • • RSI swing high detected. • • RSI momentum turning downward. • • No active short position. • LONG Entry: • • Price inside Discount Zone. • • RSI below Long Stretch threshold. • • RSI swing low detected. • • RSI momentum turning upward. • • No active long position. 6. Risk Management Model • Fixed tick-based profit target. • Fixed tick-based stop-loss. • Target and stop independently configurable. • Uses average entry price for bracket precision. • Commission and slippage modeled in strategy parameters. 7. Strategic Deployment Guidelines • Best suited for range-bound or rotational environments. • Avoid strong directional breakout expansions. • Effective during volatility cycling conditions. • Position sizing should align with account risk model. • Suitable for automation or disciplined discretionary execution.
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HillBillyKryptoの投稿
CNOOC Oil-Following Study | Extremes + DY Regime + 2-Factor What It Does Your indicator is a 2-factor return attribution model with extreme event analysis and dividend yield regime conditioning. It answers one core question: When oil moves — especially violently — does CNOOC follow, and does its dividend yield affect that behavior? The Architecture Layer 1 — Rolling 2-Factor Regression Every week, the model runs a rolling OLS regression: CNOOC return = β₁ × Brent + β₂ × SSE50 + residual. This decomposes CNOOC's performance into three streams: what came from oil, what came from the China market, and what is company-specific alpha. The auto-lag feature tests 0–8 week delays on Brent to find the strongest fit. Layer 2 — Extreme Oil Detection It computes a rolling Z-score of Brent returns. Any week where |Z| exceeds your threshold (default 2.0) gets flagged as an extreme oil event, classified as either up-extreme or down-extreme, and highlighted on the chart with green or red backgrounds. Layer 3 — Conditional Beta Accumulation This is the study's core innovation. Instead of just one rolling beta, it maintains separate running OLS accumulators for different market conditions: all bars, normal bars, extreme bars, up extremes only, down extremes only. This produces a conditional beta table showing how CNOOC's oil sensitivity changes depending on whether oil is behaving normally or experiencing a tail event. Layer 4 — Dividend Yield Regime It estimates CNOOC's trailing dividend yield (annual dividend / price) and classifies each week into High DY, Low DY, or Mid using rolling percentile thresholds. It then cross-tabulates this with the oil regime to produce betas for combinations like High DY + Extreme Oil, Low DY + Oil Down, etc. This tests whether valuation level affects oil sensitivity. Layer 5 — Cumulative Decomposition From a fixed start date, it geometrically compounds the oil contribution, index contribution, and residual separately, producing four cumulative return lines that visually show how much of CNOOC's total return came from each source. Layer 6 — Event Window Around any anchor date you choose, it accumulates returns within ± N weeks and reports the decomposition for that specific period, plus how many extreme oil bars fell within the window.
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zacksun717の投稿
Intraday Reversal v2 [RSI+Stoch+VWAP+SR]Intraday Reversal v2.1 — Footprint Edition This update integrates TradingView's brand new request.footprint() API (released March 2, 2026) to upgrade the core delta volume engine and add a new layer of order flow confirmation. What's new: True bid/ask delta volume — The S/R zone detection previously approximated buy and sell pressure based on candle direction. It now uses real footprint data (actual bid vs ask volume split) when available, making support and resistance zones significantly more accurate. Free/Pro plan users are unaffected — the script automatically falls back to the previous approximation. POC confirmation on entry signals — A new optional condition requires the Point of Control of the signal candle to sit in the lower half of the candle body. This confirms that the highest volume traded occurred near the lows of the reversal bar, meaning buyers stepped in aggressively at the base — not just at the top of the wick. Can be toggled off in settings. POC band on chart — A subtle orange highlighted band marks the Point of Control price range of the current bar when footprint data is live. Live footprint table section — When footprint data is available, a dedicated section appears in the status table showing true Buy Volume, Sell Volume, Delta, POC price, and Value Area High/Low for the current bar. The section is automatically hidden for free/Pro users to avoid clutter. Plan requirement: Footprint features require a TradingView Premium or Ultimate plan. All enhancements degrade gracefully — the script remains fully functional on any plan.
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mgsyukisanの投稿
MNQ Liquidity Sweep Strategy ( KUSH )The Liquidity Sweep Strategy is based on the idea that price often moves beyond recent highs or lows to capture stop-loss liquidity before reversing. The strategy identifies areas where retail traders place stop losses (above equal highs or below equal lows). When price sweeps these levels and shows rejection or confirmation, it enters in the opposite direction of the sweep, targeting the return to the internal range or the next liquidity zone. It focuses on: Stop-hunt behavior Market structure shifts Risk-to-reward optimization High-probability reversal setups
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guptakush961の投稿
Monthly Returns HeatmapThis heat-map displays the month-by-month percentage return of the selected asset (e.g., BTC) using monthly candles, with green/red cells making it easy to spot periods that have historically been strong or weak. Seasonality matters for Bitcoin because its returns tend to cluster around recurring market behaviours liquidity cycles, risk-on/risk-off regimes, and the post-halving cycle, so certain months often show consistent tendencies across different years. Example use: if the heat-map shows that Q1 has frequently been weak during midterm/bear years, you can use it to plan a simple accumulation approach, buying in equal tranches during historically softer months and reducing risk-taking during months that repeatedly show poor performance.
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Giovanni_Ambrosioの投稿
Earnings and Sales Acceleration [skm]Earnings & Sales Acceleration (ESA) Identifies stocks where both EPS and revenue growth are accelerating over three consecutive quarters on a year-over-year basis -- the "second derivative" of earnings growth popularised by investors like Stanley Druckenmiller. The idea is that a company posting an increasing YoY growth rate each quarter is building fundamental momentum the market often underestimates. HOW ACCELERATION IS DEFINED EPS Acceleration: YoY EPS growth must be strictly increasing across three consecutive quarters -- Q2 < Q1 < Q0 (oldest to newest). Each quarter is compared to the same quarter one year prior (4 earnings events back). Revenue Acceleration: Same logic applied to YoY revenue growth. For newly listed stocks with limited history, TradingView's pre-calculated REVENUE_ONE_YEAR_GROWTH field is used as a fallback. Strong Signal: Triggered only when both EPS and Revenue are simultaneously accelerating. This dual confirmation reduces false positives. WHAT IS PLOTTED - EPS YoY% columns at each earnings bar. Green = EPS accelerating, Red = not. - Sales YoY% columns at each earnings bar. Green = Sales accelerating, Red = not. - ESA label above the bar on a Strong Acceleration signal. - DEC label below the bar on a Strong Deceleration signal. - All visuals appear only at earnings event bars, keeping the chart clean. A summary table in the top-right shows Q0, Q1, Q2 YoY growth for both EPS and Sales, plus YES/NO acceleration status and the overall signal. HOW TO USE IN PINE SCREENER The indicator exposes three screener outputs: "Accel Signal = 1" -- Both EPS and Revenue accelerating for 3 consecutive quarters (strictest filter). "EPS Accel Signal = 1" -- EPS alone accelerating for 3 consecutive quarters. "Rev Accel Signal = 1" -- Revenue alone accelerating for 3 consecutive quarters. To use: open the Stock Screener, click Filters, scroll to Add Indicator, search for "Earnings & Sales Acceleration" and add it. Set your chosen condition to = 1. For best results, combine with additional filters such as minimum market cap, average volume above 500K, and a trend condition (e.g. price above the 50-week EMA) to ensure chart structure supports the fundamental thesis. ALERTS Two alert conditions are included: Strong Dual Acceleration (both metrics accelerating) and Strong Dual Deceleration (both decelerating). Set these via right-click on the indicator name. LIMITATIONS - Requires TradingView fundamental data. Not available for ETFs, indices, forex or crypto. - Stocks with fewer than 6 quarters of history will show N/A for EPS acceleration. - When the prior year quarter had negative EPS, YoY percentages should be interpreted with caution. - Best viewed on Weekly charts to align with the quarterly earnings cadence.
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apexHeadwayの投稿
COT REPORTCOT Report (Commitments of Traders) COT Report is a positioning analysis indicator based on the official data published by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). It visualizes how different market participants are positioned in futures markets using the Legacy COT classification. The script automatically detects the correct COT market code from the chart symbol and retrieves the corresponding positioning data. 📊 What It Shows The indicator tracks three key trader groups: 1️⃣ Commercials (Blue) Typically hedgers (producers, corporations, institutions) Considered the “smart money” in many markets Plots: Long positions (hidden by default) Short positions (optional negative display) Net position (Long − Short) → Main visible line 2️⃣ Non-Commercials (Red) Large speculators (funds, asset managers, leveraged traders) Often trend-following participants Plots: Long positions (hidden) Short positions (optional negative display) Net position 3️⃣ Non-Reportable / Retail (Green) Small traders Often used as a contrarian sentiment gauge Plots: Long positions (hidden) Short positions (optional negative display) Net position A zero reference line is included to clearly identify bullish vs. bearish net positioning. ⚙️ Key Feature Optional Short Display Mode Shorts can be displayed as negative numbers Helps visualize gross long vs. short exposure more intuitively 🧠 How Traders Use It This indicator is commonly used for: Sentiment analysis Identifying extreme positioning (potential reversals) Confirming macro trends Spotting divergences between price and positioning Typical interpretation framework: Rising Commercial net positions → Often accumulation phase Extreme Non-Commercial net positions → Potential exhaustion Retail heavily one-sided → Possible contrarian signal 🔎 Why It Matters The COT report is one of the few transparent windows into institutional positioning. Unlike price-based indicators, this tool shows who is positioned where, not just what price is doing. Used properly, it helps you align with structural flows instead of reacting emotionally to short-term volatility.
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dinisfranco2006の投稿
RRCalc MACD v1RRCalc MACD v1 is a clean, lightweight MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator designed to visualize momentum shifts and trend changes through the MACD/SIGNAL relationship and a direction-colored histogram. What it plots MACD Line (white): difference between the Fast EMA and Slow EMA of the close price. Signal Line (yellow): EMA of the MACD line (smoothing). Histogram (columns): distance between MACD and Signal: Green when histogram is ≥ 0 (MACD above Signal / bullish momentum) Red when histogram is < 0 (MACD below Signal / bearish momentum) Zero Line (gray): baseline reference for momentum. Inputs Fast (default 12): fast EMA length Slow (default 26): slow EMA length Signal (default 9): signal EMA length Built-in alerts RRCalc MACD Bull: triggers when MACD crosses ABOVE the Signal line. RRCalc MACD Bear: triggers when MACD crosses BELOW the Signal line. How to use A bullish crossover plus a histogram flipping/expanding green suggests strengthening upside momentum. A bearish crossunder plus a histogram flipping/expanding red suggests strengthening downside momentum. Histogram expansion indicates increasing momentum; contraction indicates weakening momentum. Great as a confirmation tool alongside price structure (S/R), trend filters, or higher-timeframe bias.
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raphael_srfmの投稿
Intraday Strategy v2 - RSI + Stoch + MAs + VWAP + S/R Intraday Strategy v2 — TradingView Script :root { --bg: #060a0f; --s1: #0b1118; --s2: #0f1820; --s3: #162030; --border: #1a2840; --cyan: #00c8e0; --green: #00e676; --amber: #ffab00; --red: #ff1744; --blue: #448aff; --purple: #aa00ff; --text: #e8f0f8; --sub: #7a95b0; --fh: 'Space Grotesk', sans-serif; --fm: 'Space Mono', monospace; } * { margin:0; padding:0; box-sizing:border-box; } body { background: var(--bg); color: var(--text); font-family: var(--fh); font-size: 15px; line-height: 1.7; } /* animated gradient mesh background */ body::before { content: ''; position: fixed; inset: 0; background: radial-gradient(ellipse 60% 40% at 10% 20%, rgba(0,200,224,0.04) 0%, transparent 70%), radial-gradient(ellipse 50% 50% at 90% 80%, rgba(0,230,118,0.03) 0%, transparent 70%), radial-gradient(ellipse 40% 60% at 50% 50%, rgba(68,138,255,0.02) 0%, transparent 70%); pointer-events: none; z-index: 0; } .page { max-width: 900px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 24px; 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margin-top: 72px; padding: 32px 0 56px; display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: flex-start; gap: 24px; flex-wrap: wrap; } .footer-brand { font-family: var(--fm); font-size: 11px; color: var(--sub); letter-spacing: .1em; } .footer-brand span { color: var(--cyan); } .disclaimer { font-size: 11px; color: var(--sub); opacity: .55; max-width: 480px; line-height: 1.7; } @media(max-width:640px) { .kpi { grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr); } .comp-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr; } .risk-row { grid-template-columns: 1fr; } .img-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr; } .img-grid.two{ grid-template-columns: 1fr; } .chain-result{ grid-template-columns: 1fr; } .badges { align-items: flex-start; } } Pine Script v6 · Overlay Indicator · Open Source IntradayStrategy v2 A six-condition confluence system combining momentum oscillators, trend structure, session volume pricing, and dynamic support/resistance — built for 1-minute charts with full multi-timeframe compatibility. Features a live TP/SL/R:R panel directly on the chart. @version=6 overlay=true open source 6 Conditions +1% Take Profit 0.5% Stop Loss 2:1 R/R Ratio 9+ Timeframes 01 Overview This indicator targets long entries on oversold exhaustion bounces. A LONG signal fires only when six independent technical conditions align on the same candle: both RSI and Stochastic in oversold territory, price below all four moving averages and the session VWAP, a large extended bearish candle, and price touching recent lows. This tight confluence filters out noise and pinpoints high-probability reversal setups where exhausted sellers meet key technical structure. Beyond entry signals, the script dynamically maps support and resistance from significant pivot highs and lows — flagging confirmed breaks and retests with compact shape markers directly on the chart. A cooldown system prevents repeated signals on the same level. The live TP/SL/R:R panel in the status table updates in real time showing exact prices, point distances, and a color-coded risk/reward ratio — all adjustable from the Settings panel without touching code. 1-Minute Intraday Setup Break &amp; Retest Structure RSI + Stochastic Confluence 02 Components 📉 RSI Measures momentum exhaustion. Entry requires RSI below the oversold threshold, confirming that selling pressure is statistically overextended and a reversal is possible. Period 14 · Oversold &lt; 35 · Adjustable 🔀 Stochastic Both %K and %D must be in oversold territory simultaneously — a double confirmation that eliminates many false momentum signals that RSI alone would pass. %K 14 · %D 3 · Smooth 3 · Oversold &lt; 25 〰️ Moving Averages Price must close below all four MAs simultaneously to confirm a fully bearish structural context. The SMA 200 serves as the macro trend filter for the setup. EMA 9 · EMA 21 · EMA 50 · SMA 200 🌊 VWAP + Bands Updated Session VWAP as intraday fair value. Price below VWAP confirms bearish institutional bias. Bands use ±0.5σ and ±1σ — tight enough to stay out of candle space while marking key zones. Session reset · ±0.5σ / ±1σ · Fill 97% transparent 🕯️ Extended Candle The signal candle must be bearish with a body at least 1.5× the 20-bar average. This filters out weak, indecisive candles and requires a genuine capitulation move to the lows. Multiplier 1.5× · 20-bar average body · Configurable 🔲 Support &amp; Resistance Tightened Auto-detects significant pivots with a 100-bar lookback. Breaks require a confirmed close beyond the level with 2.0× average volume. A cooldown of 15 bars prevents signal clustering on the same level. Lookback 100 · Tolerance 0.15% · Vol 2.0× · Cooldown 15 bars ⚖️ Live TP / SL / R:R Panel New The status table now includes a dedicated risk management section that updates every bar. Shows entry price, exact TP and SL prices with point distances, and a color-coded R:R ratio (🟢 ≥2:1 · 🟡 ≥1.5:1 · 🔴 below 1.5:1). Distance to each level from current price is shown in real time. Both TP% and SL% are fully configurable from the Settings panel. Entry · TP price + points · SL price + points · R:R ratio · Distance to TP/SL live 03 Signal Logic VWAP Deviation Bands Risk / Reward Management C1RSI below oversold threshold — momentum exhaustion confirmed AND C2Stochastic %K AND %D both below oversold — double momentum confirmation AND C3Close below EMA 9, EMA 21, EMA 50 and SMA 200 simultaneously AND C4Close below session VWAP — bearish intraday bias confirmed (toggleable) AND C5Bearish candle with body ≥ 1.5× the 20-bar average — genuine capitulation AND C6Candle low within 0.2% of the recent N-bar low — touching key structure ▲ All 6 conditions → 🟢 LONG TP and SL levels auto-calculated from entry close ◆ Broken support retest + RSI/Stoch → 🔵 RT+ Secondary entry on structural retests 04 What Changed Parameter / Feature Before Now Why S/R Lookback 20 bars 100 bars Only major pivots qualify — not every micro high/low S/R Tolerance 0.30% 0.15% Tighter zone, fewer phantom touches on 1M candles Volume multiplier 1.5× 2.0× Breaks need real volume conviction, not average bars Break cooldown None 15 bars min Prevents cluster of signals firing on same level Retest window 50 bars 40 bars Shorter confirmation window reduces stale retests Break/Retest markers Large label boxes Tiny triangles + diamonds Candles always fully visible — markers non-intrusive VWAP bands ±1σ / ±2σ ±0.5σ / ±1σ Narrower — fills don't overlap candle bodies All fill opacity 85–96% 97% all fills Near-invisible tint — zero obstruction TP/SL/R:R panel Not present Live in status table Real-time risk management without leaving the chart 05 Live TP / SL Panel The status table includes a dedicated section that updates on every bar. Change TP% and SL% in the Settings panel and all values recalculate instantly. The R:R ratio is color-coded so you always know at a glance if the setup is worth taking. 🎯 +1% Take Profit 🛑 −0.5% Stop Loss ⚖️ 2:1 R / R TP / SL Panel — Live Preview ● LIVE Entry (now) 100.00 TP +1.00% 101.00 (+1.00) SL −0.50% 99.50 (−0.50) R/R Ratio 2.00 : 1 ✅ Dist TP / SL +1.00% / −0.50% 06 Visual Elements MarkerMeaningColor ▲ LONG (normal triangle)All 6 conditions met — primary entry signalLime green ▲ RT+ (small triangle)Support retest + RSI/Stoch confirm — secondary entryCyan ▼ B (tiny triangle above)Resistance break confirmed with high volumeRed ▲ B (tiny triangle below)Support break confirmed with high volumeAmber ◆ R (tiny diamond above)Broken resistance retested from aboveBlue ◆ R (tiny diamond below)Broken support retested from belowYellow ● (tiny dot, offset)Significant pivot high or low detectedGray VWAP lineSession fair value — resets at open every dayTeal VWAP ±0.5σ / ±1σ fillsStatistical deviation bands — 97% transparentFaint teal Green background tintFull signal active on this barFaint green Yellow background tintRSI + Stochastic oversold — partial setup formingFaint yellow Bar coloring (55% transp.)High-volume bars — bullish or bearish / 07 Timeframes 1m 5m 15m 30m 1H 4H 1D 5D 1W Optimised for 1-minute intraday use. All calculations use O(1) running sums — no loops, no lag. VWAP resets automatically at each session open. On higher timeframes increase the S/R lookback and retest window accordingly. The cooldown system is timeframe-aware since it counts bars, not minutes. 08 Settings Panel All parameters are configurable from the TradingView Settings panel — no code editing required. Available groups: RSI (period, oversold level) · Stochastic (%K, %D, smooth, oversold) · Moving Averages (all four periods) · VWAP (show/hide, show/hide bands, toggle as entry condition) · Extended Candle (body multiplier) · Recent Lows (lookback) · Support &amp; Resistance (pivot lookback, tolerance %, volume multiplier, retest window, break cooldown) · Risk Management (TP %, SL %). INTRADAY STRATEGY v2 · PINE SCRIPT v6 For educational and informational purposes only. This script does not constitute financial advice. Always apply proper risk management and thoroughly backtest before using in live markets. Past signal performance is not indicative of future results.
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FX Yield SpreadFX & Futures Yield Spread (2Y & 10Y) FX & Futures Yield Spread (2Y & 10Y) is a macro-driven indicator designed to measure the interest rate differential between two currencies using their respective 2-year and 10-year government bond yields. It automatically detects the base and quote currencies from: Major CME FX futures (standard and micro contracts) Forex pairs Crypto pairs (when applicable) 🔎 What It Does The indicator: Retrieves 2-year and 10-year sovereign yield data for both currencies in the pair Calculates the yield spread: 2Y Spread = Base 2Y Yield − Quote 2Y Yield 10Y Spread = Base 10Y Yield − Quote 10Y Yield Plots the spreads in a separate pane Includes an optional zero line for directional clarity 📊 Why It Matters Yield spreads are a key macro driver of currency valuation. A rising spread typically favors the base currency A falling spread typically favors the quote currency The 2Y spread often reflects short-term monetary policy expectations The 10Y spread reflects longer-term growth and inflation outlook This makes the indicator especially useful for: Macro FX traders Futures traders Intermarket analysis Policy divergence tracking ⚙️ Customization Options Toggle 2Y and 10Y spreads independently Enable or disable the zero reference line Adjust the yield data timeframe (Daily, Weekly, etc.) Add a custom exchange prefix for yield tickers if required by your data feed 🛡️ Stability & Safety Includes strict currency detection logic Uses safe security calls to prevent chart errors Displays warning labels if yield data is missing In short, this indicator helps traders align currency price action with underlying rate differentials — one of the most powerful long-term drivers in FX markets.
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M7 Boxes V1.3Draws M7 session boxes based on 5‑minute candles (even when your chart is set to a higher timeframe), by deriving the session open and session close from the configured Base timeframe. Supports three NY sessions: ADR (19:30–20:25 NY) ODR (03:00–03:55 NY) RDR (09:30–10:25 NY) Automatically classifies each session as a Long or Short M7 Box based on candle body direction: Long when Open < Close Short when Open > Close Per session, you can configure what is shown: Long only, Short only, or both (ADR/ODR/RDR individually). Full styling control per session and per direction: separate fill and border colors, border width, and an optional midline with its own color, thickness, and style (solid/dashed/dotted). Show‑from timing per session: boxes are only drawn starting from a configurable “show‑from” time (NY) and begin at that time on the chart (not from the session open). Days‑to‑keep (rolling): only boxes from the last N days are stored and displayed (instead of a fixed maximum number of boxes). New Right Extension Mode: None: box stops (width of 1 candle) Extend Right: box extends to the right, like the standard TradingView behavior To Current Bar: box (and midline) moves along and always ends at the current candle (dynamic)
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